Somme (department)
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
[A sentry of the 11th Cheshire Regiment in a trench], 1916-07
195 x 145 mm. A soldier of 'A' Company, 11th Battalion, the Cheshire Regiment, keeps watch in a captured German trench near Ovillers-la-Boisselle on the Somme. He crouches on the rear slope of the trench while others rest.
Amiens Cathedral, 1920
49 x 70 mm.
Amiens Cathedral [?1863], 1863
184 x 252 mm. View of the West end of the Cathedral.
Amiens Cathedral [?1863], 1863
149 x 211 mm. Showing carved detail, probably on a tomb, in the interior of the Cathedral.
Amiens Cathedral, May '20, 1920-05
50 x 70 mm. A view of the west façade of the cathedral.
First World War scrapbooks
The scrapbooks contain letters, press cuttings, sketch maps, printed army documents, including regulations and training instructions, tables of army rations, rough handwritten notes, movement orders, leave passes, sports papers and demobilisation papers. There are also photographs, many of which were taken during Clarke's regular tours of inspection among the frontline troops while he was at Bethune, and which include scenes from the trenches.
Notre Dâme. Paris, 1920
50 x 70 mm.